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Fewer Iowans are buying hunting and fishing licenses, but state officials say that doesn’t necessarily mean interest in the sports are waning.
South Dakota wildlife officials are asking hunters and landowners to be on the lookout for dead dear.
The U.S. government will end its protections for wolves in Wyoming, where the species was introduced two decades ago to revive it from near extinction in the United States.
BURRASTON PONDS: (August 31) Conservation Officer Jay Topham reports fair to good fishing, but there aren’t many anglers at the ponds. PowerBait is the most popular bait. The ponds are located between Mona and Nephi.
NORTH COUNTRY It seems odd to think that the water may be too warm for bass fishing. In reality, there are preferred temperature regimes for bass, and some sections of a waterbody may be too
BAKER RESERVOIR: (August 31) Fishing is slow because of the warm temperatures. Try fishing very early or very late in the day. BARKER RESERVOIRS (NORTH CREEK LAKES): (August 31) Anglers report fair to good fishing
BEAR LAKE: (August 31) Biologist Scott Tolentino reports that the surface water temperature is 71 degrees. Lake trout fishing has started to improve off the Gus Rich Point area (on the flats) in about 70
ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (August 31) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports good fishing in San Juan County. Trout are active at Blanding #3 and #4, where worms, marshmallows and PowerBait are most effective. Monticello Lake and Foy
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